Building #1
Provides affordable housing for six people. Ecker Center uses one appartment as an office where mental health professionals are on site to help people succeed in living a more independant life. Your contributions help to maintain a safe place for these people to live and keep their rents at a manageable level.
Provides affordable housing for six people. Ecker Center uses one appartment as an office where mental health professionals are on site to help people succeed in living a more independant life. Your contributions help to maintain a safe place for these people to live and keep their rents at a manageable level.
Fox Valley
Mental Health Foundation
Mental Health Foundation
Building #2
Five unit apartment building purchased in 2010. The building was upgraded with a new boiler and many of the units received new flooring or other upgrades. The Fox Valley Mental Health Foundation would like to give a special thanks to State Senator Michael Noland for his help in securing the funds to purchase and upgrade this building.
Five unit apartment building purchased in 2010. The building was upgraded with a new boiler and many of the units received new flooring or other upgrades. The Fox Valley Mental Health Foundation would like to give a special thanks to State Senator Michael Noland for his help in securing the funds to purchase and upgrade this building.
Senator Noland (third from left) at a Foundation Board meeting, pledging his support for affordable housing for the mentally ill.
Building #3
Purchased in February of 2012, six unit apartment building. This building has been upgraded with a sprinkler and fire alarm system to provide a safe environment up to the standard we believe necessary. Expected to have affordable rents for nine residents who are also recieving services from the Ecker Center.
The Fox Valley Mental Health Foundation would like to give a special thanks to State Senator Chris Lauzen for his help in securing the funds to purchase and upgrade this building.
Purchased in February of 2012, six unit apartment building. This building has been upgraded with a sprinkler and fire alarm system to provide a safe environment up to the standard we believe necessary. Expected to have affordable rents for nine residents who are also recieving services from the Ecker Center.
The Fox Valley Mental Health Foundation would like to give a special thanks to State Senator Chris Lauzen for his help in securing the funds to purchase and upgrade this building.
Building #4
In July of 2014 we purchased an eight unit apartment building conveniently down the road from building #3. Each apartment is a good size 2 bedroom unit. We upgraded the entire building by replacing the old carpeting with new vinyl flooring. This building current houses 14 people receiving services from the Ecker Center.
The Fox Valley Mental Health Foundation would like to thanks to Gregory Faleskin with Old Second bank for his help in securing the financing used to purchase this building.
In July of 2014 we purchased an eight unit apartment building conveniently down the road from building #3. Each apartment is a good size 2 bedroom unit. We upgraded the entire building by replacing the old carpeting with new vinyl flooring. This building current houses 14 people receiving services from the Ecker Center.
The Fox Valley Mental Health Foundation would like to thanks to Gregory Faleskin with Old Second bank for his help in securing the financing used to purchase this building.
For tenant privacy, we do not disclose the address or location of the buildings.
Senator Noland attends a Foundation Board meeting.